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Which one of the following refers to a system in which the central element is an elected legislative body whose laws are implemented by executies who are a part of an organised bureaucracy?
State system
Acephalous system
Political democracy
Socialism
- Option 1: State system
This usually refers to an organized political community under one government. It can have different forms—not necessarily always with an elected legislative body and bureaucracy.
- Option 2: Acephalous system
This means “headless system”—a society without central leadership or formal governing structure, often found in some tribal communities.
- Option 3: Political democracy
This is where an elected legislative body makes laws and an executive branch (which could be a bureaucracy) implements them. This matches the system described in the question.
- Option 4: Socialism
This is an economic and sometimes political system where the means of production are owned or regulated by the community or the state; it doesn’t specifically describe the political structure in the question.
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